The Hindu·2 min read·easy
Malayalam gets a cosy space in Australian public library
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M.P. Praveen
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A public library in Blacktown City, Australia, has launched a dedicated Malayalam language section to serve its growing expatriate community. The collection features 450 titles and aims to bridge cultural gaps for second-generation immigrants.
Members of the small, closely knit Malayali expatriate community in Blacktown City — a council in the suburbs of Sydney, New South Wales — now walk into the sprawling Max Webber Public Library, spread over 5,500 square metres, with a sense of pride.
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